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posts. isolated lighthouses. villa-

ges. towns and cities. will be passed to Filter Centres by means Of telephoned aircraft

Flash messages and plot'led and evaluated on huge plotting tab- les. This information is then passed to the Commanders of Air Defence Control Centres, such as RCAF Station St. Mar- garets, N.B. Unknown and pos— sible hostile aircraft are then intercepted, and identified, or, if hostile, shot down.

The GObC, often termed “the eyes and ears of the R‘CAF", is composed of unpaid civilian volunteers with organization, ad- ministration and training the responsibility of the RCAF. The Corps is set up to provide infor- mation as to the flight of air- craft over Canada and its ap- proaches. Its secondary role is to report aircraft in distress and the movement of submanines, etc. It works with a similar or- ganization in the U.S.A., and is used in conjunction with radar to provide full information re- garding any aircraft or flight of aircraft moving in our skies.

During exercise “Common Cause”. aircraft acting as enemy bombers and fighters will be supplied by the RCAF and RCN. The RCAF's new “Argus”, ‘as well as T33's, CF100's. Lan- casters. Neptunes, Dakotas, Ex- peditors and Otters, will fly over the maritime area, at- tempting to make simulated at- tacks on larger centres.

Adiudicator Announced For Regional Plays, In Festival

an average of 55 plays, from which eight are selected for com- petition in the Dominion finals. A second adjudicator is to be named for festival finals which will be held in Toronto May 18-23.

Mrs. McGibbon said a system of zoning to bring together sev- eral festival regions and to use Canadian or U.S. adjudicators in the zones now is being studied by a festival committee.

Dates and locations for this year’s regional festivals include:

Halifax, March 2-4: Charlotte- town, March 6-9; Saint John, March 12-14; Montreal, March 30- April 4.

Locations have not yet been selectedfor the Newfoundland re- gional, Feb. 18-21, or the eastern Quebec festival, March 19-21.

Scene Of

Home And School Conference

May, suceeding the late Mrs. Mc- Laughlin of Oshawa, Ontario. On that occasion, Dr. DeWolfe’s pungent and pertinent comments were acclaimed by both dele- gates and press. and the dele- gates to this Atlantic Conference can expect more of the same wit and relevance in his address.

Mr. A. J. Sands, Shelburne, President of the Nova Scotia Federation, will preside at the evening meeting. The theme of the conference is “Bridging the Gap”, and the emphasis will be on bridging the gap between home and school, between school and community and between 10- cal, provincial and national home and school bodies.

P.E.I. delegates include: Reg MacNutt, President P.E.I. Home and School. Charlottetown Mrs. T. 'Lothian, Mrs. R. E. Dowd, Mrs. Earl Lavers, Mrs. J. Gor- don Macdonald, Mr. Wilson Ross, 5111 of Charlottetown Mr. John Leuty, Summerside, Rev. E. H. Bean, K'ensinsgton, Father Eric Robin, Morel] and Rev. W. A. Paterson, Geongetown.

Is Named To Historic Board

Donald Gran-t Creighton of Toronto, chairman of the history department of the University of Toronto and an eminent Canad- ian historian, has been appointed as one of the Ontario members of the Historic Sites and Monum- ents Board of Canada, Hon. AI- vin Hamilton, Minister of North- ern Affairs and National Re- sources has announced.

Dr. Creighton will replace Pro- fessor Fred Landon, of London, former chairman of .the board who recently retired on account of ill health. .

Rev. Antoine d’Eschambault, of Gent-hon, Manitoba, is chair- man of the board. Other mem- bers are: Dr. Walter N. Sage, Vancouver Hon. 'I‘h-ane A. Camp- bell, Charlottetown, P.E.I. Dr. W. Kaye Lamb, Ottawa Dr. Al- fred G. Bailey, Fredericton,N.B., Dr. C. Bruce Fengusson, Hali-

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Give Christmas Mail Deadlines

OTTAWA (CPL—Defence Head-1 quarters Wednesday annalnced deadlines for Christmas mail to Canadian servicemen serving in the United Kingdom, Europe and the Middle East.

Airmail letters and first-class mail must reach Montreal by Dec. 12 to guarantee delivery by Christmas Day. Parcel-s going by ship must be posted to reach Montreal by Nov. 22 and air parcel post by Dec. 10.

The deadline for airmail letters and air parcel post for Canadians serving in Indochina with the in- ternational tru c e supervisory commission is Nov. 30. Next-of- kin of Canadians in Indochina are being advised privately of ar- rangements for special Christmas delivery, by special RICAF air- craft.

Mink Slo-Ie’s New Owner Is Mystery

O’I'I‘AWA (CtP) —— The Post Office’s strayed mink stole has found an owner. But the mys- tery of who mailed it without putting an address on the parcel was replaced Wednesday by the mystery of the identity of the new owner.

The mink, valued at between $400 and $700, was auctioned along with 250 other lots of mis- directed and unadd-ressed mail. A man outbid several other men and women in the crowded Strand Hall, a theatre converted to a dance hall.

As auctioneer W. S. Walker knocked it down to an elderly, grey - haired man for $220. photographers a nd reporters descended on him in a rush. He ducked out of the hall, ap- parently en route to get his cheque book.

One nimble reporter caught him in the street but was re- fused any Information other than that the. mink was bought as "a surprise for my wife."

He was back in the hall about an hour later, still not having paid for the mink.

When he finally did, report- ers were able to learn only that payment was by cheque which bore the name “Legge.”

Still pursued by photograph- ers and reporters, and still as tilght-liipped as before, the new owner bore off his purchase.

NOT MEETING DEMAND

WIINNI‘PEG (OPl—T‘he Young Men’s Christian Association is not beginning to keep up with the demand for its services al- though it has increased member- ship and staff and the number of branches, Les Virpond of Toronto, general secretary of the National Council of Canadian YIMIOA's. said in an interview. Membership now is 150,000, staff has increased by 60 per cent in recent years and the number of branches has risen to 118 from 80. Twenty~onc Canadian towns now are trying to organize YMICIAs, he said.

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MAW ' as h. h H or mnv AbetSFOI‘d. B.C., Cpl. E. tern of the C-5: Group Capt. D_ Yum HG 3200 62 60 60 Also Included are the coastal 11¢ RCAF - W IC‘ W1 fly S. Zenowski Kvamloops N C- L ' ‘ ‘ Ze’m‘“ “500 32 27 29 *1 h' ( 'bil b ‘

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mnc row, let to right. Cpl. McClmtiock Mot 1. Gaspe Cop 2110 $3411 34 341/. . Percy Atkinson Port La Tour Player V'yt "n rgac, Figl F-R' Wheeler, Dammmh’ NS: and Pm .300 335 333 335 +5 Thu coaSt Of New answmk' v , i 1 . 1c om, . .; -t. Lt. Flt Lt H J Filleul Innli fail Yukon Con mo 63 62 61 +1 959 Volunteers will stand

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€510 Que: Flt. Sgt. Al C00per Wing OmHIOSI'ChW hutlénd’ B. C" Ana. - 0'“ “atoll at their 'pos’cs and pass

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, ., . - ., 1. _; an ..awa, cal, Defence) ax 4000 65 52 65 ea . o 1 er entres located

w—f i All R021 1250 30 30 so at '11er N5 d , -

‘. Am Leduc 12016 1714 17 171.4 + 1o ’ ' " an- Monclon’

._" 21711;“ 225 355 350 350 _50 At ebicih of these Filter , no 0 12100 25 2312 231/2—11/2 en es, a ut 150 civilian vol-

' Asamea 1000 156 155 I55 ——5 unteers will work 1 t I Baile s A 600 11171. 11 ll — 1,4 . . 1" eams man' QU gapfis 51/. p 935 $2314 23 as + 1o “mg thet various Operations a 1700 211 210 211 +7 room posi ions. 7' . Balsa 1100 80 7‘3 73 +2 To FILTER . . annual 5510 299 291 291 —4 . RES

' {fe‘gec‘fid mereaSEd pmes, ef- 801;“:11115 $2.0 $27.13 2255—114 Santa] 47:0 115 77 95 +6 Informatlon from the observ-

ec ve a ,_ ‘ _ 133 —6 al 400 523% 291A 28% ers at Observa'

' Also lowgr were Aluminium C 1:311:15“ 35033 g (1312M 3,: 231111111“ 1, 1500 m 170 170 9d at farmlléégn 15:3; 10:3? , , . . 1 . . . ‘ . . ‘ 5 el‘ —-2 ' w 1000 99 39 29 ._1 ~ -

Toronto: Market lover In mod» Ltd, oanadlan pacmc, 13151111315. 0 Persh 1000 13% 1316 13% +195 CS Pete 1000 350 340 340 I!“ “wng- Seagrams, Hudson Bay Mining Cons Que 3500 40 40 40 +11 Cd“ 1‘“ 0“ 225 53° 53° 53° ‘20

New York: Market lower. and McIntyre Porcupine Walker- C “95”” 390° 15 15 1° -1 C Chm" 90° 155 15° 15°

~lvlcntreal' Market mixed in ac Gooderham and Dome Mines C sanorm “’00 7"" m M Emil “Lu 11:02: 305 % ios

. . ' ‘ , Con Sud 6325 110 105 100 —-2 °m ' 1 89 +‘

five trading. gained. Conwest 700 405 400 400 —10 g gusty u 19g 33% as?" 8:434 "‘ V4

' Ju i ' - Cop Corp 4300 33 32 32 us 3’ w _ 0 +10

. Canapidier Ollstedggfdtghefiad In. the “pm” 15000 20 m m _ V) Cent Del_ 1409 150 940 940 —20 1. ,. an SEC 1031 Np mencag Coulee 1379 55 55 55 +2 513;;ng 333 193% 19; 19g +3

else ange. ana an arconi an Cowich 2000 95 95 95 ——5 . .

. ‘ Shawinigan lost. 513.1ng 100 235 235 =35 ’1‘ g giiimc gill, ii” ii iiw’” 1 OTTAWA (OP) - Rlc‘ha’d Am‘

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WIPEG (CPi—Good export What stocks did: Crows“ 112%?) 121/” I?“ 13% + ,A C Mic Mac 101.10 415 405 406 ..5 Edy! dErmSh a°t°r1PF°1iucer 1 Wm molest In Canadian grains again Wed Tue Cusco who 15 .H 15 +2 gala/1:111!” 7000 51/6 5 51/2 glutdfile ll“? D3113};th £13393 ‘ ed action W n , — Dan-mg 4562 30 m 28 __1 e co 400 475 470 475 +10 ES 1V8 S regIOna ays 1 5 Wyn- huh! _ G _ed esday on Advances 450 437 mug“ 14600 38 35 as” 4* Cec on 900 390 390 390 —15 ter, the lnnrpeg rain Exchange. Declines 506 548 De Cour 2602 27 25 25 C“ w" 120° 179 175 "5 M D 141 '1 ' Trade reports said Six cargoes of Unchanged 256 226 Deer Horn 1000 171/2 17% 171.6 DeV'P“ 30"“ 13° 124 127 +2 A rs' 0“ W“ Mchbon 0f

ad. h t I , Dame 2500 64 62 Dome Pets 1025 5121A 1214 121/. _1/2 Toronto, DDvF president, made

Can ian w ea was sold to Ja- Total issues 1217 1211 Dome 800 my 548 Duo“ 5309 15 14 15 the arm uncem t

P”: one cargo 0‘ barley b0 Ja' ‘ 14% 14‘ F880 220 610 610 610 o ‘ at a press Con'

Donalda 12600 12 12 12 f pan; and parcel lots Of oats and NEW YORK CLOSING STOCKS Duvan 4500 24 23 23 a” Gen Pete 1100 375 360 300 .40 erence Wednes ‘a'y‘ barley to the United Kin d Beth Steel 51% Monty W 3? E mph, 80,, 19% ,9 ,9 _%- G_ Plains 1075 :19 171/. 13 + Va Mr- AlnleY. 48-year-old son of ‘ .g om. Bog Wane 351/. NY Cent 25 East Ma, 2100 144 141 m __a Highwood 1500 26 26 20 +1 -HenryAinley one of the “greats”

There also was suggestion that C and 0 551/: Radio COP 39% E S; n Home on A 2331 $1954 191/ 191/ — 1a 1 ~ ' - -

I . n _ 3 Su 1400 245 240 242 ..4 . ‘ ‘ of the Brltlsh th 1 it ll 4'] some flax was sold to the UK. Cons Edison .314, Std OIINJ 583/9 East Me, 2100 10% 10% 10% Hom on n 717 5191/. 1141/2 1111/2 —~1 . ea re‘ l“ a Judi' _ _ . 1&1 Afio El snuvuul Alcaft 3034 Elder 3100 75 75 75 _1 H 13 on G 650 $2194 21% 211.4 cate 14 regional festivals from

Gram prices were easier to G3; 8:0 91:21 wzgfium 2312 El Sol 5100 14 13 14 HUT“ “°° 199 197 m “2 Ne'Wfound‘land ‘0 Brim?“ COlwm'

ml), Steady m qmet u.admg. Gt N1; Ry m u ggf] All 35000 15 13 13 .2 $155” 133% 2024 90: —1 bla between early January and . . con 2181 283 _ . ~ -

Olosmg prices: Iéit T 7;: 5115 Farm” mo :05A13;%1323V’_3% Malgold 31200 16 14 14 —1 m‘d‘APm- _

Oats—Oct 14 lower 711/110; Dec °“"°°° 98* 153*???” 3°“ 1‘ 1‘ 1‘ $533.. 3333 7‘3 2:3 23 “‘i ‘ complete-1y bumgu-al' he “5 90-1/4 IOWer 7273-754; May 17’4 lower Francolerur 205903 12% 5% 12% -1 N 3"” 70° 1° ‘° 1° Eenfiatligdslilhlfealliie agiu'dlcdatii’g l3 W728; My 79 lower 7116a. O O Frobisher 1050 195 190 190 _3 N Chamb 2900 135 130 130 1.. . . can or

Barleywct 7/8 lower 101%,; T R , N grub $0: 20 5771/6 77 7714 +1 13:33 4215’ 421; :4; —; Wadr.AHe has acted in the British

- - 1 con nes 495 171/ 171 — an m'eri ~

Dec 61; lower 971/49; May 1/4 lower TORONTO (OP) _ The stock Genex 1200 s178 17A —2 N Sum” “56 115 “5 “5 The r 11islanlthlfa age.

99%; .111! Vt; lower 97%a. kt 1 ed d - igiant YK 535 490 490 490 +30 mum“ 133‘” 25 32 2‘ e° n3 es wals “0‘1"” Fl t 3/ h. h .29 b_.D mar e cos own Wednesday Glacier mm 39 33 38 H Nc 011: 540 425 425 425 +10

ImaTowe: égmlgMeg‘y 1.512%: for the third straight session goldale 1000 19 13% 19 +1 3?un 1333 530 375/. 33 - . ' .u 11 . ; - 1 , old Eagle 29700 23 22 1 a 115 114 114

296%“. fly % higher 2 911,43 amid moderately active trading. Gold Man 1050 “ml 29% 2229;: 1% Pac Pete 2765 $20 191/. 20 — 14. m s 0 e -m I t Ih d- 1103);,” .Base‘ metals were down almost 01: Um 2000 30 29 29. Pemo p 2400 190 195 139 +3

D 6—003! 1 “111C043? M - V4 1 13/4 pomts as coppers weakened. Granduc 2950 222 217 218 +2 159‘“; 0”“ 28°“ “7 155 .167 +5

loafer: Ogyef'n' 3/8413: a‘lyoaf/‘sk Western oils lost almost 172 1233 g 17 17 Pm!” 227933 180 1356 13: :i P. ' fs’ dy towefh~ t :3- pomts. Golds showed a slim sev- Gama, 6363 517% fig” f0“ :1“ Panda 2500 g: 23 25 +8 “‘95 or as.s\ “’0 ‘1 ea 01' eral decimal point gain. Gunnr win 2125 770 750 750 P°V° G" 12930 345 33° 34° -

airport to countries outside IWA: . . . Gwillim 2000 61,4 6 s ’ 91mm 1150 so 314 w. The Atlanhc Regional Confer-

lnor 1.63%; 2 1.605.45' 3 1.50%; cuppa-S1 after “5158 WWW“ Hallnar 500 200 195 195 :51,a my ?°° 953 353 253 —15 ence of the Canadian Home and

4 139%. q 138%. 6’ 134 i hardly a setback for the past 10 1131111011 660 45 45 4,5 +3 RP“ Exp! 9000 6% 6 6 ~16 Shh 1 d P T h . , .. . , _ . «’19. days fen before profim . Headway 500 54 54 M Rwth 325 m 117 120 - 00- an arent- eac er Fed-

.dumm 1355/8; 2 1325/3; 3 1.59%. Wedgesda International Nlmnkel Hgam 2500 8 7 M Rocky Pet. 700 10 10 10 oration at the Fort Cumberland

MA and domestic prices: 1 not _ 1 ’ Y- 1_ _ v 1 High-Bell 600 14.3 143 143 +2 3”?” “0° 70 7° 70 Hotel. Amherst. Nova Scotia Fri-

lmsé, 2 160%. 3 1505,. , 4 139%, Canada 5 leadlng copper producer HOIImger 780 523% 23 23 our 315 175 175 175 _4 d d s t d} m be the

' ' ‘ ‘ " “s” ‘ ’ was down 1% at 88% Hudson Hoyle 300 460 460 460 59°F F“ 1950 725 7'05 705 *10 ay an aur ay‘ “' . 6138573; 61.34%; 1 durum 1.35%; d 1 1 3, Hud Bay 600 550 59% 59% _% Souls 500 10 10 10 ——1 fourth such conference held In “32%, 3160,”; Bay and Norah a each ost .4. Ind Lake 11000 7 5 w, South u 2000 10 15 16 +1 recent wars At the last comm

‘ ' ' ' Giant Yellowknife, ahead 30 Inspiration 29150 70 50 66 —0 SM“ 70‘” 17 16 15 '— y“ ence held in October 19561 itrwas . . cents at $4.90, provided golds 1'“ Nick“ 1967 99% 88 88% ~114 5mm“ “0" 3° 2° 3° - ’ ‘ .

With a slight edge The section int 11R‘3 3 8°00 32 31% 311"“ —’h if; lcal m 43 w 43 +1 agreed that It Should be a blen- . - ris op 217,25 265 243 - _ in 16700 92 91 91 —1 ' , ' ‘ . ' was enerall met and cha ~ es Iron Bay 1000 220 m _15 Tans Can 3700 69 611 03 _3 ma] alfalfa m order I” further 3 V q 11% 215 215 5 h b t of H d . _ were small Jaye Exp] 23000 66 53 65 __1 Tim on 925 465 460 400 —10 t 9 0‘ 999 wes “m? 3“

MONTREAL (0p) _. .Pnces ' ' Jellicoe 35300 14 u 14 +2 UCansow 674 195 190 195 +3 School In the four Atlantic Pro- were irregularly lower. in active .Bmadsm.‘ was the “‘0” “live 33:31:55,! 133%. 171.4 131/. + 14 3,33“ 23% fl 2;; 2‘23 —‘ vi-uces. . hang Wednesday on the Mont- ml_ne, trladlng 379,100 shares. gt Jowsey ms 53 :2 +192 Wasp“ 6m 16 16 16 +1 Delegates to the Conference In- real and Canadian stock ex- gamed 2{2 cents 8‘6 18 Pent5~ .T Y Kenville 36500 31/, 6 7 +2 stuna 40-00 90 95 35 -5 clude members of the Boards of . changes. of tiers fivelrptost dactive min? Eggnxd 2m 211314 1774—- 14 gcgg“ 36G“ fig 1517 15g 153 ~45 Directors of the Nova Scotia.

Thepaipers were mixed Powell 423111 1 one 0 311 one W35 ‘1 ' Kim, M, 500 210 w De 1 New Brunswick and Prince Ed-

. I 55 cata 400 170 166 166 _4 .

:R’Iver gained 172 at 383/4, and Changed- 1 Kirk Hud 23700 15 live. i: H WDec win 500 a 7 7 .414 ward Island Federation-s, plus

Price Bros. was up 172 at 46. Con- Western oils were down as sen. $19211” :24 231/, 231/. — 1,4 3,3,3? wmmm 1°31, 10515 1‘1 one delegate from Newtoundland.

.nlidated lost % at 39179, and Abi- iors lost fractions. Home 911 B “mam . m 347% 32% 334% fie van can I 5500 m , 10 Spcmal speaker, at a 1311th

tibiwas off at 36. was hardest hit, 105mg 1 pomtat Leitch 21m 140 Cub meeting to be held In the Am-

7 h b a , v Lemur, 1865,, ,6 1“ 136 —4 Dalhousie 20000 1514 151/. 151/ 11.4 h 1 Regional H'gh Sch 1 Down /9 in re use In 303 18,2. . 15 15 +122 ‘— 91‘s a l 00 011 . _ . Lexmdin 2500 41A 41/ 41/, _ 1 BANKS ‘ ' ' ‘

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Were Aluminium at 33 and In.er Index changes. Golds up .02 to LL Lac 400 m m z m _2 Mom“, m 550% 50% 50% _ % “Iggy gemfifkpt 8 ocloci:1 W111

nauonal Nickel at 881/11. Hudson 82.90; base metals1 Off tto liorago t 5700 51 50 V so Nova Scam 137 $53 67% 68 line 1:a(31‘rfoth lgipsog, SyHney,

Ba lost 1 t while Asbestos 180.4.9- western 00's up . o ora'o ws 700 27 27 27 Common. 775 3531/. 5314 533/u—Vs resl on. e ana lain ome y H "/ 141 ’ Low”: 2000 9 9 9 Impelal 12-7 '55“ 5 53 and School and Parent-Teacher

“5 “P I a - Lyndhst 25000 23 21 _ R0 :1 693 $7254. 7114 711/ —‘/z . -

_ i 16 23 1,4 y ‘ Fed r t M S 11 'I‘wo new highs were estab '1 V o cum“; STOCKS Macassa 1400 310 300 300 To—Dom 791 550 49114 50 9-3 1011‘ 'F- Impson as set:-

.Ilnhed in the utilities, Gatineau up T3504; Cm.an pm, Macdpn 5500 so 29 20 +2 mousmmm ved Home and School as PI‘eSI-

Int 38% and Consumers Gas up Toronto stock Exchange—Oct. 22 law) 11273 13:99 112; “ Alumini 3109 5331/11 323/. 33 -— 1’. dent of the Sydney Council and Of

VI at 37. International was off 1754 mg???" :1“ j°nésx3fJffinfaflni Madsen 4000 234 230 232 :7 gar“. 1% 33;; I!“ the NovaScotla Federation, .a’l-

-, "'0 “I ‘ ' Magnet 3000 5 5 s 5 . ,7 _ so as chairman of Nova Scotla s

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. rights. xw—Ex.warranti.) Malartic 73,; 95 Inland 870 53% 81/. , ,2 4 ‘ ‘ _ _

The refining oils were generally Net Mm,ea t U 300;) 95 No Sta 250 3121/. 121/. 121/. Jomt Comrmttee on Publlc Atti-

. ~ amt Sales High Low Close 011's: 5 5% 3% 3% + V: Pembina n 3210 510 93/. lo tudes to our 5.3110015 and in sev- lower. Imperial lost % at 433/4. man Maraigo 6000 25 24 24 —1 Simpson, 5“, $291,, 29 29 _ - ..

“Mom was oflf 1/9 at 99. Mad Um 150° 7 .7 ., first»: 5500 12 10 12 +11% swim“ m 533 33 33 eral' other capaCIties, both Pro- Down 16 in the steel: were Advocate 3050 330 320 330 +5 1333 g 1561;; 4% Wainwigiltr "295 275 270 2751 . vmc1al and Natlonal.

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srucoiat 66% and Umted at 14. Anew 333 i: i: if, 1 Maybun 0250 22 20 20 _1 “’35:: u, “0,535,312,300” 3‘” "“ THE GAP _

Atlas was up 37. at 25 and Al- “mlcm $500 515% ,5 15 _% McIntye 175 5871.4 9714 am ' ’ ’ He has made a special study

Jana lost % at 33 323$ deb 10 598% 901/: 991/, 3140343 10500 8% 0 815 + 17‘; MOST ACTIVE TORONTO srocas of Educational Finance and at-

“ 440 440 —10 “W” 1°75“ 42 37 37" —= 11: m Can-«11m Peas t ded the w rk h f thi sub-

The beverages were lower. Sea- 218311;?" fig?! 4‘3 1m 17% __2 Mento 1400 15 15 1s! ,9“ 0 9 99 0 S - Bram: was down its at 31172, La- A: New? 3495 so 79 so U 10900 135, 125 125 _1o 5...“ 5.... am, L0,, am one iect at the Canadian Conference butt lost 6‘; at 251/2. 1 Anacon 19516 79 75 7s .2 1m dim 1'1 $333 921/: 9217: 915M :214 Bun lfigflsg‘éIVIALz/fi WI _ V“ :‘nbEducaqun heéd Ln otta'walin ‘ In other .ssuts traded Via“ 105,, Ang Rouyn 2500 36 36 36 Millikan. 18520 W BB 244 I" Tans MM 7343 12% 12 , 12% + % e _rua.ry. r. Impson: is a so

1 Ansll 44734 35 32% J5 - 1 s 1” ch Irman of the nominating com-

3 at 65- Montreal Trust Co. A ex Re! 5 5 5 Min Cop 200 8133/4 131/. 131/. _x/. Mass-Fe 7770 5954. 91/4 91/2 — I/u ,3

gained 1’ t 34 hi h and Aicadla 8200 20 19 20 +1 MM” 3221 20 18 20 +2 Pembiln. 5210 $10 95.4 10 mittee for the proposed Nova

Build, 130d . ta new g Isl/é at Area 1000 92 92 92 _I fiffleaigm 13%;?) :1: 70 74 +3 Ogilvie 4939 $4451 441/6 44% +11% scotia Division of the continuing

391),: m r “c 3 was up Arjpn 3500 13 13 if) —-% Na'ma C 5000 19 i2 2‘; :} Mam“ smoonfg 14 ,4 _1 committee of the Canadian Con-

- . . I ed AtlIn-Ruf 1m 2;” 2;,“ M_ W Nat 15pr 11000 10 9 9 _1 Fetal 22730 90 75 79 +2 ference on Education. In his ca-

_Tlle Dunes and Oils ere mlx 2:111:35“ 12000' M 13 13 _l 1;: 31 as .29 —1 Wayne 22100 20 20 20 pacity as President of the Can-

mTl‘lenéalg‘i’li‘; 2333:} 8 es Show Aumaque 5000 2:11; 2331/2 +512 New Delhi 5500 3? 33 3(6) +1 Ngthlcal 2291 2492 +2 adian Federation, he has just 1 Aunor 100 o +. N Dicken 100 201 201 201 _7 MINES paid a visit to the Home and banks unchanged at 55. 1, utilities AVIIIa 2440 7% 16; 16; T; N Goldvue 14400 914 a 01/1 -_1 Buffad 379100 191/9 15 18 +216 School Associations in Newfound-

“11 Get 1464 industrials off .8 33W“ 430° 17°. _ N H31 1000 14 14 14 _u Jobuke 139000 191/: 171’: 181/2 + 14 ~ -

at - ,1 4 2459 Barvue 2600 131.1 12 12 —1 New Hosea 182:0 m 153 158 A” Mame 105000 17 14% 17 land. The subject of his address

4-2.60mb1ned Off- it 181 gay EIle Egg 1:: 115; f; j SewK .llason 5520 10 9 9 —1 Kenville 86500 316 s 7 +2 will be “Bridging the Gap be- avers up 2 at 443.4 all g0 5 82:3 9 938500 17 16 ,6 _% Nemlfn‘ae my. 3%; a: 81/: +1 Coldstm 56400 63 58 58 ——5 tween Home and Schoo.”

.59 at 79.16. B-Duq 16:00 33 32 33 4 N Man 2500 43 42 3,; :42; , , MUTUAL FUNDS Another special speaker at the

. Beuucage 10200 45 41 44 N Mylama 90500 57 55 _ D THE CANADIAN RE" conference will be Mrs. Grace

“iIKiONmEAL gSLOgES STOCKS ‘5 1:3: 1:85 133 '13; —1 Nicksexifi: 1:233 12: 5% 6: 1 y P 58 Hea rd, of Montreal, National

22:: ST Lgfii'm n Bevcon 6500 16 151,4 16 Nsto 300 01.4 12:1,, 1221/, :2 Canadian Investment xD 91.3: 3.39:“ Chairman 0f Flare!“ Education

1‘1qu Mont, 353'? 11:: Bay M111 59 Bib“ 10709 6 5 5 -1 No-Acme 7000 16 1514 16 _% Canafund XD 36.74 38.53 for the Canadian Home and

- 30011 NS ‘ Imp Bank 3311:? 22,33 13 11,133 *2 £3,331}: 2353; 855% 541/1 54171-7. ghampion Mfiuft 5-44 5-97 School Federation. Mrs. Heard

have C Nat 4014 Imp on 43% mack Ba « a $0 38 3212—1 ml"qu 11- 7-60 835 a h th f . b d-

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333:; a 1:211:11 1:398 Bonville r1000 6 s g], + 1/2 Nopax 10100 2415 m 23% ’5 pom Equity IDV 14.65 14.9.; employed professionally in Par-

nell 41.7 I . pel’. BMW“ 1°90 6” 5” I ‘ *5 NW." 310° 9 9 9 °3 Exec Fun? 545- 5.70 out Education at the Mental Hy-

B . a n BouLan 10130 78 74 76 —-3 N Goldct 14300 45 44 45 3 Fond Collectlf 526 578 - - -

3:1! 0 Mas -F0 9% Boymar 4000 7 7 7 - N Rank 12775 115 m 114 :2 amped Income 3:84 4:20 glene Instltute In Montreal. Last

,,C éan 391.1 hgc'osol ca 33% IBiraltirnIe‘ f 51:26: 57?) 52(5) 5:3 —15 NothspA t 5410 m 215 ‘215 __6 pawn 011 and Gas 3.27 8.67 year, she was. honoured by being

. rou ee 3 . . osp w s 700 1" 150 -- nvestos Gowth Fund , ' .

Cement 11.1% Noanda 541/2 Brunswick -300440 425 440 —5 Noth Can 7176 1;; 120 35 Investos Mutual 203117 1:33 Pfesented mm the Buzzen award sememp 29 Pice 46 Buff Ank 2720 100 95 100 +12 Novalie 4450 1612 15 1614 __1 Keystone 12,25 13’” given annually by the Quabec gaining; 39;. age Pagank 73:74 gunkerclzig 8% 8i: +33% 8013151121 1000 51/2 514 51,4_% [fievteaageAFund 5.49 6:47 Home and School Federation to

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Cd Raw 3511 Royalite~ 11172 Camp RL 400 730 760 730 +10 Ogama 500 7 a; a; Mutual Income Furl: Fund 5.07013 5.57579 9r"? 0f “.5 membfils 0“?th

Cd: a? r l, St. L‘ 0011 1332 c Dyno 1460_ 65 65 05 _5 O’Leay 3000 17v2 17 17% Sav_and an m.) 5.83 mg serv1ce to t e Nera ion. 1" :1." u. s. our :9. 1°. :1 32:21. 313:. 990 —w are: . GENERAL CW“

’8 n . ' o o 12 en un v _ - argon: 13 Un Steel 3% Cdn Thor 500 71:1 7176 716 gamou 6000 55 55 5"”de M" F“ 535334 KeIIlileerl‘i eligilfe‘ijn 33:33:91 51m: .1114 Walke Canam 1000 27 27 27 _1 abec 2 00 7 51- ,v _ Supevised Exc 55 ' r 310%. 201-. CANADIAN 39] Candore 3000 17 15 16 gadee 1912- 55 55a 5:" 1’9 Supevised Exec 55 3632?" schools in Charlottetown, P.E.I., -_ 14v... Cons Pap 1% Can-Erin 7900 33 31 33 ate 2450 42 4o 40 _- Supvlsed Exec 57 5,14; -~ 41 ~ 1 Chaim] n of the 'oundmou 131. Fod 102% gag-Meg‘s 326638 11(5) :3 is) —9 Rigid 2333 $9 17 17 -2 3:331”: :5on Fund 1.03 2.02 . gigging??an Kenneth pal-Re;- -. e v .. r 5 25 0- use ncom Fund ' 3 ' r Captain 1000 no, 111,4, 111,4 Peon - 4000 24 23 TV Eiectonlc 132:: 13:: is eastern Vice-president of the galwoo 1:003 ails) all; "I3 15 gig-50w 193(1)) 91 9° 90 ‘2 EITEedInACStment Fund 35‘6" his” canadian Home and 59mm! and llsslal' ..- i 116 l c ’ r — 1 '

Cent Pa'l 1300 115 115 11,—, + Pitch-0 1300 51,211,531”, “git—3 A_Ls,- cat’s‘u'gti‘sluiugocf>9ixcl’féll3ge Parent»Teacher Federation and qu YORI' I“), The Stock {Sent Pore 1000 23 23 23 Place 450 5101/1 10% 10:1,a_ ,4 commission. has been l‘eSpOllslbIe for all ar- m‘ . ‘ ‘ T h. d (‘ilcskil'k 2200 0 51/2 51/, BP Bod 30010 10 10 10’ ._1 — ranoelnellts for this Conference. straarlreittdrlfted lociiver for the t 11‘ :1 J 23003 22 :3 _; gespm . 555 570 _5 RED HOT PLANE omir speakers will be Mrs Nora 1 l ' V 53.2 '. vac a a — 0110 510 .10 _ u . - .1 V Mogtorsdalileyule nsllt l'filS and 1" “I‘m 17 17 17 ‘1 P05 AI 88 03.1; u? Toole. Of Fredericton, .‘IZBH Na-

. _- ml:- _ c 1. :. . __ 110:} 55 55 -.3 Pudex 121,, 131,, "1,, LONDON {Reutersl—Tlle Dail tional Chairman of Citizenship oils dechr d S M . relarl n o . . .. . . . y

18-. -C -. ~~ L. Hill 162:) 24.1 .241 -43 -—I Que Act-m 3:, 3-, __1 M 1 __ _- . . . . 1 d ‘1. C E Ed merchandi‘lqu 3,41 21 'at‘t UFO-,(‘olrlsll‘m _ . r .' Que (1110 53 55 '31 say" Butams anml Air‘iccmmme?‘ an ‘ 3‘ ' .' ' 112qu f'lp'5;lb1d h'xc'lHTObaccost (‘nlomhc Que ('00 37 .11; _1 Plane Company Is building aiwarrls. Middleton. Chairman

anion-1:3: 1:111 Kym-D M“ Q -‘1'~'~“I '35-'13 93 92 92 ._3 plane capable of cruising 2.000; National Audio- Visual Commlt- ,

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The A550: 3.71 pt. _\ “wage {, Reflexion” WHOM W 31318 12 12 _ 1; miles an hour. Its polished Slxll‘li tee. Fwd V I ' a “I 60 S‘ockgrdlw'jo'yj Tit 1311's .1th Beta G Radloe 2900 49 44 40 _ V1111 glow w1th the heat causedl At the banquet 1131 61011111... 1 31.97 50‘ ~ t1: gunman 1. Raimille .1011 43 45 45 by air friction," the story says. the guest speaker Will 1)}: Dr. L. 1

‘ ‘ . . :- . 1‘ “15°” '.“ . Rai‘iti'k 37"“ 73 75 78 +1 Pilots have christened the “1311c 1A [)eWolfc. Tl‘lll‘O. onorary

1.... ,. x ~31 ‘1 ill 4 1. _ ,t‘ . , ",1 7 - - - ‘ {J 1 1 ' , . , thin‘g‘ag‘igfijdl,\“l‘rglh’jfi “Uri. » -.. 13%? 1’5?) 134‘; 1:2 :3 whose cockpit will be cooled by‘chsident of the National Feder- smhk, 5 “’0‘”, ‘1" , ,k. vswljglr Fen {_‘ 1,, ,Rm 1111,, .300 101: 101,? 1012 refrigeration, Tile Flying Fur- atiou. Dr, De“ site was made lio-

'd»“s \iel.‘ a: A; ‘ >Y‘M‘a‘ivu 111m i a j, 2 iRucl'IE 201900 10 11 17 —l nace_ It is expected to fly lalc nr‘ral'), Pi": .lrnt at the heron-3

‘Op m “19 "T17 l“ ‘19» EC mums“ .7» .10 :30 ~77 “(WWI 1“”0 3“ 3’ 37 "1 3 ~ ' - Alnual meeting in Ottawa inl ' 1? 3.1“ “Fl 31121 “(MN “’U “32 W. ‘3“ 1 iridium Con r1000 17 16% 17 + 95 ‘ neXt. dedr' ‘11 I - . 4500 1‘1 An‘hvnrld JJd L, Irlulben